Once you've connected your factoring company, each broker row shows a short status label. The letters come straight from your factor, so they vary a little by provider. Here's how to read the common ones.
Factoring status labels on broker rows A product screenshot will be added here.
Triumph
If you factor with Triumph, the labels are:
- A — Approved
- D — Denied
- N — No Buy
- ? — Unknown
Other providers
Many other factors use a shorter Buy / Call First / No Buy pattern:
- B — Buy
- CF — Call First
- NB — No Buy
Because each factor sets its own labels, always read the status through the lens of the provider you connected.
The one to slow down on: No Buy
A No Buy (N or NB) is the flag that should stop you. It means your factor won't buy that broker's invoices — and some No Buy statuses carry explicit fraud language, along the lines of "No Buy — do not buy, fraud risk." Treat it as "don't book without checking further," not just "slow payer."
- Buy / Approved — your factor is comfortable with this broker.
- Call First — bookable, but confirm before you commit.
- No Buy / Denied — stop and dig before you spend a call or an email.
- Unknown — no read yet; lean on other signals.
Good to know
- Status is only half the picture. Read it alongside the broker trust signals from DAT — verified owner, authority age, and the peer rating on the MC.
- Seeing no label where you expect one? Your provider session may have expired — see factoring status isn't showing.
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